
Victim Zero
The Fall Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Joseph Morton
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By:
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Joshua Guess
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The plague was born from hope.
It was meant to change the world. To cure the incurable and rebuild the broken. In the right hands, the organism known as Chimera had the potential to alter the course of human civilization for the better.
Instead it was abused, rushed. The resulting outbreak caused the dead to rise and shattered everything man had built.
When the world ended, the weight of its dead fell on the shoulders of the man at the heart of it all. For Kell McDonald, survival is not enough. Alone and surrounded by enemies, he must find a way to do what only he can: find a cure, and perhaps redemption.
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